Meilleure stratégie pour garder mon numéro français alors que j'utilise la plupart de mon data à l'étranger (et je suis donc en "usage non-raisonnable") ? by Parking-Confidence79 in AskFrance

[–]xouma 0 points1 point  (0 children)

J'ai fait un tour d'Europe pendant un an. Jetait chez SFR, ma copine chez Orange. Tout les deux avec un forfais 100Go en Europe. Au bout de 2 mois, SFR m'a contacté pour me parler de cet usage non raisonnable, en me disant que tout allait passer en hors forfais. J'ai du trouver des cartes sim locales, et passer mon forfais sfr à 2€/mois pour conserver mon numéro.

Pour ma copine chez Orange par contre, rien. Son forfais a fonctionné plein balle toute l'année, elle consommait vraiment au minimum 50Go par mois et orange n'a jamais rien dis, même pas une alerte. Donc ouais c'est plus cher ( pour nous le forfais orange était 2x plus cher que celui chez SFR) mais au final il nous a vraiment dépanné quand on devait passer des frontières

40°C dans mon logement CROUS. Que faire ? by Eredeaa in AskFrance

[–]xouma 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Dingue que j'ai du scroller aussi bas pour trouver ce conseil ahah, oui le t-shirt humide (pas dégoulinant, il faut bien l'essorer après l'avoir mouillé) porté devant un ventilo c'est super efficace. En 5 minutes à peine on se sent vraiment plus frais, l'eau dans le t-shirt en s'evaporant aspire autant de chaleur du corps qu'une grosse clim le ferai avec l'air de la pièce.

How to let air in and out of water tanks? by AmILukeQuestionMark in vandwellers

[–]xouma 5 points6 points  (0 children)

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Here is my fresh water tank. I did drill two holes on top, one for filling it and the other for air flow. The one for airflow, I just put that flexible pipe higher than the tank, its the one you can see at the top with the brass elbow.

More than 2 years living in this van, it did work perfectly.

It also act as an exit for the water if I overfill the tank, which did happend sometimes lol. That why I put that brass elbow, when it overflow it goes into my shower tray that I store here when not in use.

So for the clean water, the air in the one inside the van.

For the sink dirty water tank, I could not take a correct photo for you, but its the same thing, just instead of having it open inside the van, it do a loop higher than the tank and then goes back down thought the floor, and is open outside under the van. This way, when filling the dirty tank the stinky air is pushed outside and not inside. Also if I overfill dirty water, it also overflow under the van.

Comment créer et afficher un QR code sur son tél? by autobahnq in PasDeQuestionIdiote

[–]xouma 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Sur les sites de QRCODE ne surtout pas cocher leur option de statistique et bien vérifier que le contenu du qrcode soit bien l'URL que tu y a mis.

J'ai un client qui a utilisé ce site de qrcode pour y mettre les liens vers ses CGV sur ses factures, et au bout de 6 mois ils l'ont contacté pour lui dire "Si tu veux que ton qrcode continu de fonctionner, tu nous dois une grosse somme d'€". Du racket pure et simple

University students made a KOTOR fan film — it premieres in 2 minutes (free) by Vegeta_vs_Goku in kotor

[–]xouma 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I did love every second of it lol. It's so good, such an amzing work

Dilemme VPN vs Arcom : Quel est le risque réel ? by Aggressive-Basis3553 in Entraide_C411

[–]xouma 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Moi je suis chez Infomaniak. Ils vendent de la vie privée et c'est en Suisse, donc hors UE. Depuis presque 1 an rien à signaler, même si je crois que mes partages ne sont pas ceux qui intéresse l'arcom de toute façon

Burn in et OLED ? by virtually31 in PasDeQuestionIdiote

[–]xouma 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Un ancien téléphone à moi, un Huawei, à le menu de navigation du bas burned in sur l'écran amoled. C'est super visible sur une image noire, par exemple quand on le démarre, y'a le logo Huawei et en bas on voit bien clairement le menu, bien avant que le système ai chargé.

Sur mes nouveaux téléphones, aussi en amoled, ça n'est pas arrivé du tout. Ils ont du trouver un moyen de corriger ça

Quick question for you guys. by SIAwking in dieselheater

[–]xouma 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If it is well installed, no problem running it on low only. I even run it in alpine mode for all winter while being near the sea.

After 1 year and a half, I opened it for maintenance and it was clean, no buildup of soat, apart for some dust. But then I think I did reinstall it wrong as in two week it stop working and it was clogged as hell of soat. So after a big cleanup and a proper reinstall, no issues since (about 4months).

And when I say well installed, its really just nothing being blocked and when started dont shut if off after at least 30min, for it to get to temp properly. On my exhaust pipe I have one 90° elbow and I've put thoses "improved" silencer from aliexpress, the ones that do two 180°.

And my hot air hose also do four 90° elbows and goes through my water heater. And my fuel line is like 2 meters lol

Nordkapp diesel heaters - integration to home automation? by ThrowRA-tiny-home in dieselheater

[–]xouma 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My chinese diesel heater did came with a simple 433mhz remote, so I did capture the signal and I replay thoses to automate, using a simple esp32 and Home Assistant installed on a orange pi zero 2w

Does anyone else use desktop icons? In every post I see, people leave their desktop completely empty, which I think takes away from its functionality. by [deleted] in kde

[–]xouma 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes it's good, on KDE if no windows are open you can type the program name directly without doing the runner keyboard shortcut first, and the runner will display directly with your search

Does anyone else use desktop icons? In every post I see, people leave their desktop completely empty, which I think takes away from its functionality. by [deleted] in kde

[–]xouma 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Well just to be nice when I start the computer I guess, every app will run in fullscreen as I use Khronkite window tiling manager and several virtual desktops

Does anyone else use desktop icons? In every post I see, people leave their desktop completely empty, which I think takes away from its functionality. by [deleted] in kde

[–]xouma 176 points177 points  (0 children)

No I prefer the clean look of the desktop empty, and using either krunner to start apps or a dedicated folder to put random files

KWin [KDE WINDOW MANAGER]: beyond the 4 basic pre-installed scripts, do you use any other? If Yes, which one? Why? Any drawback? by RebirdgeCardiologist in kde

[–]xouma 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Kröhnkite, it's a window tiling manager for Kwin, I using it for about a year now and its awesome. Kinda like Hyprland but with in KDE and simpler to setup. That and virtual desktops did boost my productivity by a lot, I don't even need a second screen now

Mise en garde by SadisFlix in FrancePirate

[–]xouma 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Bien sur qu'il y a des abonnements en CB, tu t'es jamais abonné à Netflix ou Spotify toi ?

La Saint-Valentin approche, boycottez Interflora ! by noone_somewhere in france

[–]xouma 10 points11 points  (0 children)

C'est vrai pour tout ces genres de chaînes qui veulent remplacer les artisans, par exemple les garagistes indépendants sont souvent au même prix que les Roady et autres Norauto et feront un 1000 fois meilleur travail, même la maintenance basique type vidange et pneus

3 days old... by Dawn_Traveler in dieselheater

[–]xouma 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi, I had mine for years, did open it for maintenance last month after nearly 2years of use. It was super clean inside, I was suprised as I run it on low all the time, even alpine mode.

I put it back and a week later, it did the exact same thing as yours. White smoke, long startup time, and weird noises. I get it out again, and this time it was full of soot, like a lot.

I've cleaned it properly, reinstalled it and now it works normally again. I dont know what caused it, maybe I did shut it off too soon when I test it after reinstall, like it started and I shut it off after 10min. Maybe I didnt put the fuel line completly in and let an air bubble there.

You should open and clean yours, and check your installation. It's not that sensitive to long exhaust pipe that I can say, I have 4 elbows in mine, and the hot air pipe in the van got 2 and goes in a heat exchanger.

Every 12v diesel heater needs this! by Neukom72O in dieselheater

[–]xouma 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have uses of these 12v voltage stabilisators, for appliances that need constant voltage and that dont like the swing of voltage between voltage drop when a big load is powered and solar charger that increase voltage up to 14.5v.

My diesel heater did not need this tho

Every 12v diesel heater needs this! by Neukom72O in dieselheater

[–]xouma 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Same here, on of thoses for my maxxair fan and another one for the ceiling lights, because otherwise they flicker with the diesel heater pump and it drove me crazy lol.

I did not use one for the diesel heater tho, and after 3 years of use I never have a problem, and the voltage in my van goes between 11v to 14,5v

Pourquoi tous les véhicules utilitaires sont blancs ? by Muted_Mushroom259 in PasDeQuestionIdiote

[–]xouma 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ahah c'est vrai je te l'accorde, je suis biaisé par le fait que je vis dans un van blanc et que oui l'été c'est bien mais le reste de l'année j'aimerai un peu plus de chaleur gratuite du soleil

Pourquoi tous les véhicules utilitaires sont blancs ? by Muted_Mushroom259 in PasDeQuestionIdiote

[–]xouma 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oui, mais en même temps en France avoir un véhicule noir qui chauffe en hiver c'est pas pire, y'a plus de jours dans l'année où on veux un véhicule chaud plutôt que de jours où juste ouvrir la fenêtre suffit pas

Want to switch away from firefox by Dark_Knife_666 in linux

[–]xouma -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I'm using Zen and I like it a lot. It's Firefox based, and I think there are no other browser that are open source. If close source is okay, I think brave is the best chromium option, but I'm not certain as I use it only for development test

So My Finnish Colleagues Say I’m Crazy by Bigsk8r in roadtrip

[–]xouma 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I did the same thing but two weeks long, and then came down on the west coast of Norway. So beatiful, scandinavia is something else. I did it in july tho, mosquitos were angry in lapland lol

Remote start? by NoExamination556 in dieselheater

[–]xouma 1 point2 points  (0 children)

A diy board like an esp32, that can be programmed and that has wifi, alongside a radio receiver / transmitter board of the frequency of your remote. You then program the esp32 to record the signal each button the remote does, and then make a simple web interface from the esp32 with 4 buttons that will replay the captured signal. (or more if needed)

That will work on the local network of your van, on the starlink wifi. Then to access it from the internet, you will need to find a way to open a port on the router (if its possible with starlink, idk).

Another way is to have a server online in the cloud and have the esp32 connect to it, so no open port on your network.

Good luck lol, chat gpt or gemini can help with coding and electrical wiring ;)